Future healthcare providers and professionalism on social media: a cross-sectional study

Rabih Soubra, Ibrahim Hasan, Louna Ftouni, Adam Saab, Issam Shaarani 
Submitted: January, 2022

Social media has become central in the daily lives of people, including healthcare professionals. Fears arise that the accelerated growth of these social platforms was not accompanied by the appropriate training of the healthcare students and workers on the professional use of social media. This study primarily aimed to assess the awareness of the healthcare students at Beirut Arab University, Lebanon on the professional standards of social media. It also aimed to assess the presence of differences in the practices and attitudes of healthcare students according to gender and major.

Category:
  • Professionalism
  • Medical Education
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